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Hey guys,
As the title states, I'd like you to look over a few testers I have.

Keep in mind I havent painted in about 10 years so im kinda rusty haha. I apologise in advance for how poor the picture quality is...house lighting s terrible and flash gave worse results.

First up, we have 2 Khornate Berserkers:

Scheme 1


Scheme 2



The third WIP is of a grey knight. I am aware that he is missing a shoulder pauldron, and his eye lenses may change to a lime green.


These are test modles and will be stripped eventually to accomodate my needs. What im looking for is which berserker scheme is more suited to the berserker mantra and how my overall effort is on all three testers. Any critisism goes, good or bad; the same goes for suggestions.

--James

For the bezerkers at least, both are pretty spot on for either of them for a Khornate warband. Maybe a mixture of both schemes in your units? Imo they just need gore effects on their weapons and trophies and conquests.

I'd drill those barrels too dude. Painting is good though!

Nice, I'd continue like that.

Oh how I hate drilling those barrels... sucks that one has to do it oneself.

Thanks guys! Yeah. I have a hand drill and the necessary bits, just dont wanna mess em up haha. It seems to be one of those things that youre either good at or you mess up constantly. Gottta ball up I guess.

Quick question regarding wet blending of power weapons: I find that even with the paint wet, it layers on chalky. Any idead? All paint comes out of a wet pallet.
Same goes for painting white on things such as shoulder pauldrons.

--James